New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
WHO WILL SUCCEED SHALERf
John r vooRH!s SAID TO BE TIE NAN.

- 70 ruorcur Al UT THE REMovAL-THE
oUAsTuNG OF THE INDICTMENT.
Mavor Hewitt yesterday received an Official copy OIL
Governor HRS order removing General shaler from inc
Health Board has not yet caused II 10 be sef'eu Oh
General shaier but will probably do so tomorrow
The removal OF General shaler was surprise 10 most
of the members OF the Health Department rev OF the
were willing talk TO reporters on the SUBJECT anu
they did not wish to be quoed but they did not concea
feeling OF satisfaction The reductions in salaries last
year were believed have been caused by the dsut OF
General shaer Now that he is removed they nope 10,
prompt renewal public confidence. Several OF lne
officials SAID they did not believe the BILL recently nO
duced into the Legislature, to reorgnnze the Douiu
Health would pass now Colonel Emmons NIarA' s''-
tary of the Board said: Gov
action removing Genera, sRaeT depend ON the
Tss&s OF 81 be msn who president In his place
Probably win not Or be ANY r s%sSRsf ro ONCE
We and ssq W
whose nds s SsPSo who public wei
General shaer was at the Office of the Board OF Health
nearly all day. He said to a TRIBUNE reporter;
action wss s9rpTss to me- 30 r eSyS not sS gSs
retacaiicn il my duty here and await it or the
81 ne Governors TO- say only yd tSS,
there were ovs S Ss , srO"@ case ' he has Written
for s D ss % pa My
counsel have not been on The subject a1@ ae
ment 1t surprise to me that the no hd 9 r
third trial and 6ns yindicao. Whoever takes my place
in the Board Of Health feel confident wi hnd hat e SI
standard.
Mayor Hewitt was at his office yesterday When asked
by TRIBUNE reporter when he would DC nkcly 10 ny
point General Shaers successor, he said
naturally had time to think eaTepyn over yaca he
cy pressing need OF filing the place al once
shall the needs OF the place before making e up
pontment
Although Mayor Hewitt was retcent others about the
City Hall were not 1t the opinion of several well.
inf rmed pers
Police Commissioner John X Noorhis Will be selected as
missioner expires on May l. The salary of the President
the Health Board is the same as that OF aPoee CON-
gentleman who i we'll acquainted with the Mayor,
and knows his feelings concerning the qualifications he
desires the appointee to possess sadi
The Mayor wants practical man possessing 5000 exeem
s ay the as sa T ss s' that Ssas " toe
Or s%poye at the Pssst s INTO es 100 budeD
TO much sGy and sa S5 R W this and
W enGeavor to have more practice and theory He will
be whom the Mayor has the ENC a.d
that he can do good work in his new position
The Tammany leaders will ask that they be consulted In
the appointments They will probably object to the ap-
pointnent OF Mr. voorhis County Democrat
sbaer with SSer S was quietly Obtained on Friday The
Indictment filed on December 4, 1850 The prncl
b. Wilson, who testified that he had paid ,t on
a mortgage on General shalers property osdtesrr
in selling real the Armory Board OF which Cen
era shaer was eGer he S eaS6 case the Jury
disagreed and the last trial eight jurors were IN favor
OF acqutal The trials took place in the Court OF oyer
and Ierminer but Thursday the indictment was
transferred TO the General sessions DisctAttorney
MARITIME and Assistant DisrctAttorney Nicou presented
the indictment Hecor2er Smyth on Friday AFTERNOON
with the following Endorsement 0y Mr.. MARITIME:
There have been this Indictment resulting in
each instance disagreement OF the july on Doh uas
the examined and the charge faithfully prose
obedience the constitutional mandate ne
chief accompce Of te e-
PENDANT and the confederation required by The stature &c
certain ciTcumsantal facts The defendant
prove character and distinguished services
iuros 10 whom has submitted aud OF the ct
that there evidence procurabe do not De-
the evidence have can DC obtained
Ii usual to Try defendant more than Twice
upon charge And after careful review OF all u
concluded TO recommend the 81 smlssa
indictment and the discharge OF The ball. when &C
cordngy do
The Recorder granted the request OF the District AoT
ney and made memorandum on the indictment ii
which lie said:
On motion Dsrict-Aitorney and for the reasons
this indictment DC dismissed
The defendants bail be discharged.
As the formal order was signed until late hour
Mr. Nicoll did file the order until yesterday tele
graphic message that the indictment had been dismissed
was sent TO Governor Hill on Friday afternoon. - 80
Tie term Of Dr. Noosey johnson. the other Health
Commissioner. will expire on May l. Mayor Hewitt VIII
therefore opportunity appoint the two active
members the Health Board Already there Two or
three applicants for Dr. JohLsOn's place.